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6 mathematics skills. Trigger: mathematical proofs, theorem proving, numerical methods, linear algebra. Design: formal verification tools and computational mathematics guides.

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Mathematics — 6 Skills

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SkillDescription
lean-theorem-proving-guideLLM agent for formal theorem proving in Lean 4
linear-algebra-applicationsApply linear algebra concepts to research computing and data analysis
numerical-methods-guideApply numerical methods and scientific computing techniques
oeis-apiOn-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences API
symbolic-computation-guideComputer algebra systems: SymPy, SageMath, and Mathematica for research
topology-data-analysisTopological data analysis: persistent homology, Mapper, and TDA tools